A fine mystery. With the language and other things, I'm not sure I'd classify it strictly as a cozy, though.

Is there a bad Murderbot book? No, the answer is always no.

A surprisingly fun novella. The premise of Queen Elizabeth II becoming a voracious bookworm was rather original and clever. The ending was surprising, but the good kind of surprising.

I honestly related to the main character a lot more than I'm comfortable admitting. Sayaka Murata really captured what it's like to feel “disconnected” from society and that's something I haven't come across in a book before.

I'm not a horror fan, but I enjoyed this one. The dread and tension were both palpable for the most part. The ending was kind of meh, but otherwise it was really quite enjoyable.

It was okay, but too short and the ending felt rushed.

Not a bad first novella/published work, honestly. Hope to see more in the future.

Read it when I was a little kid. A classic.

I might be bias in that this is the first memoir I've ever read, but this was an amazing book. Funny, heartbreaking, funny still more.

Well, that was certainly a weird and wild ride. An enjoyable one too.

I read this way back in the 10th grade. In fact, I believe this might have been the first SF novel I ever read. From what I can remember it was an enjoyable read and I breezed through it fairly quick.

Blew my mind. First book I've ever read in less than a day.

DNF'd. I gave it a shot and made it 35% into the audiobook, but just couldn't muster the willpower to keep going. The main character was both incompetent and unlikeable.

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